#8 Ed Mylett Talks To Bryce About Creating Long Term Success

One of the catalysts to changing my life or my attitude is my body because I can control that. I can control when I get up. I can control what I eat. I can control how much I work out. I can't always control whether someone's going to buy my product, or follow my video, or like something—that's out of my control.

You don't go get very wealthy if you think like everybody else, if you behave like everybody else. You're going to have an average ordinary life if you think like everyone else.

Life is not short; life is long. Trust me. And the decisions you make in your 20s have a whole lot to do with what happens the next 70, 80, 100 years of your damn life.

Self-confidence really is built by keeping the promises you make to yourself.

I think one of the keys to being successful is eventually just understanding and accepting yourself.

When you're the actual leader, you create the culture. When you invest, you're betting on the culture; you're betting on the product; you're betting on the difference.